Sha Smallz is a hip-hop recording artist from Queens,NY.  Born an 80’s baby, Smallz grew up in the 90’s and was heavily influenced by hip­‐hop greats like Notorious B.I.G., Nas, Tupac, and Jay­‐Z.  Smallz  gravitated to hip‐hop    immediately and soon it became a part of his life.          
    
Sha dubs his style “reality rap”, meaning he raps about what he lives, what he’s seen, and what he’s been endured.    His music has substance and since his music tells his story, it doesn't lack for struggle.      
    
Not one to dwell, the Queens emcee has focused his attention on turning negatives into positives and uplifting  others,  even outside of music.  Smallz spent seven years in a federal prison, however while incarcerated, he used his situation as an opportunity to connect with the youth. Smallz spoke to the youth in a program called    R.O.P.E. (Reaching   Out    Providing    Enlightenment) as he told his story to children all over the tri‐state area.  The program involved inmates sharing their life struggle and what landed them in prison. The goal was role reversal – to mentally place kids in their shoes and make them realize there were brighter opportunities out there.   Despite being out of prison for three years,  Smallz never forgot that experience,  keeping letters from students who wrote to him about how he changed their lives.       
    
What Smallz accomplished during his youth program is the same thing he’s accomplishing with his music. His music is hard hitting,  gritty,  and blatantly honest.  Anyone who’s endured any type of struggle can relate to it and understand they’re not alone. The music comes from a solitary place;   “I need to be alone when I’m writing. I can’t have a crew in the studio or else I’ll get distracted. It needs to be just me and the beat.”    
    
Smallz looks to have his name thrown into the conversation of the new generation of New York artists. Smallz  reps Queens proudly and uses the greats that came before him as motivation.       
    
With his Chase Money Entertainment as the vehicle,  Smallz is currently preparing for the release of his newest project entitled “Mouths to Feed”.  In addition to providing the hungry and gritty sound his fans have become accustomed to, the 6‐8 song EP also showcases his versatility with something for everybody.  Smallz’s debut solo release was a project entitled “Fresh Out the Feds” which was released for free download online in January of 2012.      
    
Words that summarize Sha Smallz’s life would be struggle, grind, and dedication. Smallz spent time in the shadows and is now emerging and trying to show others the light while staying true to himself. As the emcee said best, “you can’t forget where you came from.“

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Born and raised in Queens, NY, Michael “Mick Bogard” Colas was exposed to hip hop music by his older brother at an early age. By the time he was 13, Colas picked up a mic and started writing his own raps. He adopted the name Mick Bogard, which truly embodied his style of getting his way. Inspired by rappers from his borough, Mick Bogard honed his skills by listening to a staple of music from Nas, 50 Cent, Mobb Deep, LL Cool J, Run DMC, Ja Rule, A Tribe Called Quest and Capone-N-Noriega.

What sets Mick Bogard apart from other aspiring rappers is his lyrical prowess. Following in the footsteps of his fellow Queens artists, Mick Bogard is determined to bring the lyrical content that once dominated hip hop music in the 90’s back to the forefront.

Anyone would be hard-pressed to label Mick as one specific type of rapper. “I would say my style is a big melting pot of the rap game,” says Mick. “I don't label myself as hardcore or back pack, or any other style because there's no limit to what I can do. Whatever the target is that I’m aiming for, I can hit it. When I’m asked what is my style, my answer is always ‘music.’ I lived both sides of the street so I can identify with whatever crowd is in front of me.”

“My goal is to just spread good music, feel good music with substance and word play,” Mick Bogard says. “I’m bringing real content back into hip hop. I definitely want to keep the Queens legacy strong and rep where I am from in everything I do. I’m just a fly, creative brother from Queens with a gift and the world will soon find that out.”

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